As a union leader, I became the king of real estate in North Cyprus.

Mustafa Ebek, known as a financier in Ergenekon and chairman of the Turkish Metallurgical Union, became as rich as Karoun by buying real estate in Northern Cyprus with ridiculous prices. Over 40 titles are worth millions of dollars...

The life of Mustafa Ebeka

was made public under the presidency of Wolf Denkta in Cyprus, with news of the purchase of real estate in Cyprus by the Turkish Metallurgical Union. And it turns out that Ebeck, who serves as union president, is drawing a paycheck and bought the assets of the KTCS pension fund called "box sanducopia" at ridiculous prices.... Made a huge fortune for a non-groshie! Today, the value of the real estate that Ebek acquired in Cyprus through dubious deals is many millions of dollars..... Mustafa Ebek has over 40 titles on Yavru Watan. Wealth by paycheck!

There are a few examples of his real estate:

• He bought a £200,000 luxury house in Girne for just £13,000.
• He bought a $4 million villa in Ozanki for almost $677,000.
• He was sold a $70 million olive grove for $2 million.

Mustafa Ebek's Turkish Metallurgical Union

who is mentioned repeatedly in many parts of Ergenekon's lawsuit, as a financier, moved his fortune to Cyprus. In atv news, the legacy of the Ebeka family on Yavru Watane for 33 years of presidency of the union has been revealed. Ebek's number of titles in Cyprus stands at 40. They consist mainly of real estate acquired from the state by the important social protection institution KTCS, which is the pension fund of Cyprus. The Ebeck family bought these homes and lots for almost past asking price.

Assets of Ebeck in Cyprus

• 2 villas on 15 denum land in Girne, Cyprus;
• Apartment in Karaola, Girne, Cyprus;
• 15 denums of land in Ozanki, Cyprus;
• Apartment in Upper Girne, Cyprus;
• Apartment in the resort town of Kekkayamakl, Cyprus;
• Textile factory in Kyalba Organized Industrial Zone, Cyprus;
• 15 apartments in the most luxurious area of Cyprus;
• Field, plot of land, house with garden and valuable accessories...

Many people know about Mustapha Ebek's material condition inside the country.

Ebek's property includes apartments, gas stations and much more.

• The HABA gas refueling plant on the Kyrkkale-Samsun road;
• 2 apartments in Ankara, Ankaya;
• Villa in Kusadasi;
• Villa with swimming pool on 12 denums of land in Ankara;
• Duplex villa located in Metal cooperative on Kizilyurt road, Ankara;
• 2 apartments in Keyren, Ankara;
• 2 apartments in Bahelivler, Ankara;
• Villa in Bilkent, Ankara;
• Apartments in Gazi University Federation, Ankara;
• Luxury apartment in Bursa;
• 5-storyMustafa Ebek's efficient in-country finances are astonishing to listeners. The Ebeck family's holdings include everything from apartments to gas stations.

• The HABA gas refueling plant on the Kyrkkale-Samsun road;
• 2 apartments in Ankara, Ankaya;
• Villa in Kusadasi;
• Villa with swimming pool on 12 denums of land in Ankara;
• Duplex villa located in Metal cooperative on Kizilyurt road, Ankara;
• 2 apartments in Keyren, Ankara;
• 2 apartments in Bahelivler, Ankara;
• Villa in Bilkent, Ankara;
• Share in Gazi University CCT Cooperative, Ankara;
• A SUV and 4 cars for his wife and children;
• 4-story villa in Beysukent, Ankara;
• Villa in Beysukent, Ankara;
• Share in cooperative on Ataturk Road, Ankara;
• Farm with swimming pool in Ubuk;

Ergeneconomy hands over money

Mehmet Ali Zaltun, chairman of the Turkish Metal Union in Manisa, was fired from his job on October 7, 2008. Zaltoun has made many statements about the union: There have been many cases of corruption in the union. Foundation properties such as hotels are rented out for 10,000 liras and then at the same location 400-500,000 liras are received as expenses for "educational seminars". The money was shared. My Turkey Group is financed entirely by the Turkish Metallurgical Union. The younger of the two largest property owners, Turkish Steel Union, is managed by Mustafa Ebek. The Turkish Metallurgical Union, which has about 270,000 members, charges one day's wages to each worker as membership dues. This means that out of 1,000 lire of an employee's salary, 33 lire goes to the union. Mustafa Ebek's monthly income is about 10 million liras.